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Natty keeps freezing but I have NO IDEA what is causing it. Not sure how to find out, any suggestions will be greatly appreciated as this is causing several hard ...
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Natty Keeps Freezing
Natty keeps freezing but I have NO IDEA what is causing it. Not sure how to find out, any suggestions will be greatly appreciated as this is causing several hard boots a day.....unacceptable for me
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I'd run top or htop after booting with it open so I could see what is spiking maybe.
Then I would look in /var/log maybe Xorg.0.log or Xorg.0.log.old and see if any video error messages and maybe look through dmesg files for good measure.
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What kernel are you running as 2.6.38 seems to be "troublesome". You can find out by running
in a terminal. I think Ubuntu keeps at least one previous kernel in the grub menu.Code:uname -r
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